Indiana Law Annotated

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EVENTS & LECTURES

COURT-MARTIAL OF GEORGE ARMSTRONG CUSTER ON C-SPAN

C-SPAN will broadcast the Law School's Court-Martial of George Armstrong Custer on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26, with The Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, presiding. For broadcast time, please see the Law School web site at www.law.indiana.edu. Video tapes of the Court-Martial are available. Please call (812) 855-9781 or fax your request to (812) 855-0555.

NEWS FROM THE DEAN

Dean Aman participated in an international conference in Liege, Belgium. The topic was: "Deregulation in Europe, the United States and Japan." Dean Aman's paper focused on deregulation in the airline, telecommunications, and energy industries in the United States.

Dean Aman's article, "The Globalizing State: A Future Oriented Perspective on the Public-Private Distinction, Federalism and Democracy," was published this past month in the Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law.

In December, Dean Aman will be presenting a paper at the Harvard Law School on "Globalization and American
Legal Education."

NEWS FROM THE FACULTY

Professor Kenneth Dau-Schmidt has been appointed to a new professorship for the school--the Willard Z. and Margaret C. Carr Professorship in Labor and Employment Law. The appointment was announced at the Board of Visitors' meeting on November 13 by Dean Aman and is awarded in recognition of Professor Dau-Schmidt's outstanding work in teaching and research related to labor and employment law.

Professor Dau-Schmidt also presented his work on a bargaining analysis of American labor law to the Labor Round Table at the University of Pennsylvania on November 6, 1998. The Labor Round Table consists of
academics, practitioners, and administrators in labor law from around the country, and the audience for Professor Dau-Schmidt's presentation included the General Counsel and all current members of the National Labor Relations Board.

Professor Sophia Goodman was a presenter at a continuing legal education seminar in Indianapolis
on November 17 on the topic of sexual harassment.

NEWS FROM CAREER SERVICES

ISBA MINORITY CLERKSHIP PROGRAM

Student registration materials are now available for
the Indiana State Bar Association's Minority Clerkship Program for the Summer of 1999. This program creates
opportunities for first-and second-year law students to clerk with employers throughout the State of Indiana during the Summer of 1999. Twenty-three employers are participating in this year's program. Applications are due to the CSO by noon December 7, 1998.

NEWS FROM STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

CHRISTIAN LEGAL SOCIETY THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE

Christian Legal Society is sponsoring a Thanksgiving food drive for Community Kitchen. We will be collecting food from now through November 24. Please place food items in the marked containers on the ground floor of the Law School.

STUDENT LAW ASSOCIATION BOOKSTORE NEWS

Beginning November 30, all out-of-date textbooks MUST be picked up at the SLA Bookstore. The bookstore
will be open daily during lunch hours (11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.) beginning November 30. If students have submitted texts that they believe to be out of date, they should stop in the store and look through the books ON THE TABLE.

On Thursday, December 3, these books will be placed in the hallway in front of the bookstore. The books may then be taken, by anyone, free of charge on Thursday and Friday (December 3 and 4). Student Law Association will then recycle any textbooks that are left. Once again, this applies only to old edition textbooks. Thank you for your cooperation.